The Michigan Insider

In the first of our three-part series ahead of the 2022 NFL Draft later this month, 247Sports national recruiting analyst Allen Trieu joins the show to look back at what Michigan star edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson, who some project as the No. 1 overall selection, was as a recruit, from the physical development and skill set, to his recruiting process and eventual collegiate success in Ann Arbor.

Host: Blair Angulo 

Guest: Allen Trieu

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Sam, Steve, and Brice recap noteworthy spring game visitors, highlighting rising defensive end Joseph Mupoyi and the impact that his recruitment may have on teammate Nyckoles Harbor. Attention then turns to standout 2024 LB Edwin Spillman who joins the podcast to recap his spring game visit. Next the crew handicaps the race for Top247 offensive lineman and weekend visitor Charles Jagusah. The podcast closes with a preview of TMI’s upcoming exclusive five-star quarterback Dante Moore and discussion about why the Wolverines face an uphill battle to keep him home.

In this episode, Zach Shaw and Steve Lorenz break down the key storylines and players they are watching from Michigan football's 2022 Spring Game.

They begin by looking at the team-wide storylines on offense, including a dearth of running back depth, a surplus of talented wide receivers and some new-ish faces along the offensive line. They then turn their attention to the defense, looking at a thin and inexperienced linebacker room, along with Michigan's need for new faces both in the secondary along the defensive line.

In the second half of the show, they also look at some key freshmen and non-freshmen who the two are keeping an eye on for the game, rounding out a conversation of nearly every position group.

Tim McCormick and Sam Webb recap Michigan's loss to Villanova in NCAA tournament and reflect upon the season as a whole. Time then shares what he's hearing in pro circles about Hunter Dickinson's draft stock. Attention then turns to portal targets. The podcast finishes with discussion about the contributions of the assistant coaches and the odds of Juwan Howard keeping his staff intact.

Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich discuss five-star OL Samson Okunlola recent Michigan visit; U-M commit Andrew Rappleyea's visit to Penn State; and Michigan's standing with instate stars Amir Herring and Nick Marsh. 247Sports national analyst Brandon Huffman joins the podcast to share the latest in the recruitment of 2022 five-star OL Josh Conerly Jr. With decision day fast approaching, is Michigan really still in it?

The Sweet 16 is here! Gary Parrish and David Cobb take you through every single game, give their insight on the game, and give you the likely winner of the game as well.

(1:47) - Gonzaga vs Arkansas

(6:58) - Villanova vs Michigan

(8:45) - Duke vs Texas Tech

(11:18) - Arizona vs Houston

(21:14) - Purdue vs St. Peter's

(26:24) - Kansas vs Providence

(35:25) - UNC vs UCLA

(38:23) - Miami vs Iowa State

In this episode, Zach Shaw and Alejandro reflect on their coverage in Indianapolis, as the Michigan men’s basketball team shocked most in advancing to its fifth-straight Sweet Sixteen with come-from-behind upset victories. They also look at the big-picture significance of the weekend and take a quick preview look at Villanova.

They begin by each discussing the most impressive thing they saw from the weekend. They opine on the resiliency, veteran starters stepping up and other encouraging traits shown. They then pivot into a discussion on if making a Sweet Sixteen negates some of the season’s other shortcomings and makes it a successful season, as well as discussing what makes Michigan such a consistent March contender.

In the second half of the show, the two get into a discussion of how close Michigan is to becoming a “blue-blood” program, and what it might take to get to that level. They close with a peek at Villanova, and some of the strengths and weaknesses Michigan has to be wary of in the contest.

Tim McCormick and Sam Webb recap Michigan's upset victory over Tennessee in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The duo highlights the performances of Hunter Dickinson, Eli Brooks, and Terrence Williams. Next is a break down of Juwan Howard's excellent defensive game-plan and a key halftime adjustment that helped spur the Wolverines' to victory. Attention then turns to Michigan's Sweet 16 opponent, Villanova, and what the Maize & Blue must do to take down the Wildcats.

Tim McCormick and Sam Webb recap Michigan's come from behind victory over Colorado State in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The duo breaks down how Michigan fell into a 15 point hole, and how freshman Frankie Collins was the catalyst for getting them out of it. The challenge then turns to the Wolverines' second round matchup with SEC champion Tennessee. Will DeVante Jones be back? What will Frankie Collins' usage be? What are the keys to pulling the upset?

247Sports Michigan beat writers Zach Shaw and Alejandro Zuniga break down the Michigan men's basketball team's 75-63 win over Colorado State, discussing major takeaways and what's next for the Wolverines in the NCAA Tournament.

They discuss Frankie Collins' starting debut and how he fared in DeVante' Jones' absence as both a spark plug and steadying force, seeming to improve as the game wore on. They also looked at Michigan's offense, and how height, post play and cleaning up turnovers played a role in the game changing tides.

In the second half of the episode, they look at Michigan's defensive adjustments in the comeback win, what Tennessee brings to the table in the coming second-round matchup and what of Michigan's performance can be carried into Saturday's bout.